The phrase "appropriate to discharge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing whether something is suitable or fitting for the act of discharging, such as responsibilities, duties, or obligations.
Example: "The committee found it appropriate to discharge the employee due to repeated violations of company policy."
Alternatives: "suitable for release" or "fitting to dismiss".
CONCLUSIONS These results suggest that physiological scoring protocols are safe and appropriate to determine discharge readiness for patients who have surgery proximal to the airway.
Once responses had been received all participants in the control group were sent a copy of the information sheet most appropriate to their discharge diagnosis.
Hospital officials yesterday reaffirmed their earlier statements that the decision to discharge Mr. Gonzalez was appropriate and that they had "made calls" to other hospitals about placing Mr. Gonzalez.
Some studies looked at it from system and clinician perspectives and defined potentially avoidable readmission as readmissions that could have been potentially avoided with better clinical management and stabilization prior to discharge, adequate outpatient care after discharge, appropriate discharge planning, and provision of resources at home which meet patient's needs [ 11].
Percentages are expressed in relation to either the total population experiencing the index event (including in-hospital deaths), or, when appropriate, to the subjects discharged alive.
"The tribunal considered that it would be inappropriate to make any recommendation because, in its judgment, it is not appropriate to recommend his discharge".
The individual variation of recovery trajectory is substantial, so it would not be appropriate to use the ICU discharge CPAx score as an individual predictor of specific future destination, but may be a crude indicator of whether a patient is likely to need ongoing rehabilitation.
Presentations to hospital of older people receiving family care at home incur substantial costs for patients, families, and the health care system, yet there can be positive carer outcomes when systematically assessing/addressing their support needs, and reductions in older people's returns to hospital attributed to appropriate discharge planning.
Applicability was defined as the extent to which the statement was appropriate to be applied in the discharge planning system.
The primary purpose of the medical discharge summary is to communicate relevant information to the GP to assist them to provide appropriate post discharge treatment and services.
